Sleeve Notes: Side OneI Can’t Give You Anything (But My Love)Jive Talkin’SherryIf You Think You Know How To Love Me Best Thing That Ever Happened To MeOne Of Those NightsHard TimesSuper Womble Side TwoLove In The SunDelilahDolly, My LoveFameYou Will … Continued
Sleeve Notes: It’s Poperific! It’s Singsational! It’s TOP OF THE POPS Volume 49… what else? Once again those groovy gentlemen (and ladies) at Pickwick have got together another great volume of the World’s most popular L.P., packed with the swingiest, … Continued
Sleeve Notes: TOP OF THE POPS SOUNDS WHILE THEY ARE HOT ON THE B.B.C. CHARTS, THE SOUNDS YOU HEAR EVERY DAY ON YOUR RADIO AND TELEVISION. LOOK FOR AN EXCITING NEW ALBUM OF HITS EVERY MONTH. BUILD THE MOST EXCITING … Continued
Label: Polydor 184 061 1975 1970s Covers
Klaus Wunderlich was a prolific musical artist releasing over a hundred albums in his lifetime. His legendary status is kept alive through a dedicated website. Label: Telefunken SPA-R 434 1975 1970s Covers
Sleeve Notes: A big band is a big band, no matter what. Or when. It was the Swinging Thirties (and how they swung!), which gave birth to the big band. Or rather, the big band which gave birth to the … Continued
Sleeve Notes: “Singing For You” gives you the happy sound of The Cliff Adams Singers, under the direction of the Maestro himself, Cliff Adams. Cliff started his singing career with the B.B.C with his singing group “The Stargazers”. After a … Continued
Sleeve Notes: A mere glance at the artistes on this album is bound to more than fulfil the promise in the title, for if ever an assembly of Country Giants was well named, then this collection surely is. Getting off … Continued
Sleeve notes: This interesting album of contrasting serenades demonstrates once again the musical skill and versatility which has placed Ron Goodwin rightfully in the top league of British and international light music. All-rounder is something of a double-edged description, implying … Continued
Sleeve Notes: As a child, Raymond Wallbank first learnt to play the piano, but as he grew older became increasingly interested in organ music, and in 1960 greatly encouraged by Robinson Cleaver, he gave his first public performance at the … Continued